Sentence examples similar to it s forecasting from inspiring English sources
For this year its forecasting twice the revenue and 20%-plus margins.
It is forecast the sector's worth could grow to £11.1bn by 2016.
Based on today's policies, it forecast that the world's consumption of energy would increase by 57% between 2004 and 2030.
It forecast that China's G.D.P. would grow at a rate of 2.3 percent a year from 2030 to 2060, little more than the 2 percent it forecast for the United States.
Some Wall Street analysts have defended the accounting practices, but other analysts have complained that the partnerships have made it difficult to forecast El Paso's profits.
In May's inflation report, it forecast that the economy would grow by 2.3% this year, but economists believe this could now be slashed to less than 1%, which would be the largest downgrade in the Bank's forecasts between inflation reports since it became independent in 1997.
It forecasts Germany's ad spend will nearly double from $3.5 billion this year to $5.5 billion in 2021.
LET'S face it: economic forecasting is an act of sheer hubris.
Mr. Hoover, while noting that "it's impossible to forecast oil prices," sees an average of $23 a barrel over the next year.
"How can you predict what the climate will be like in 20 years' time when you can't even get tomorrow's forecast right?" That is the usual response from the layman to the climatologist expounding the latest theory on climate change.Put it this way: forecasting tomorrow's weather is a bit like estimating how much loose change you will have in your pocket or purse in 24 hours' time.
When it came to forecasting UK's population growth, UK's debt to Gross National Product ratio, and US oil prices, the scientists won out.
